| Career Opportunities in Criminology |
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| Please visit the following webpages for general information on Criminology: |
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Study and Career Opportunities in Criminology
(Australian Institute of Criminology)
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Industry Career Profiles, Criminology
(Graduate Careers Australia)
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| Study Criminology at UNSW |
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Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
School of Social Sciences and International Studies
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The Bachelor of Social Science in Criminology (BSocScCrim) is offered through the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. It is a joint venture between the School of Social Sciences and International Studies - the administrative centre of the degree - and the Faculty of Law. The degree was established in 2000 and had its first intake in 2001. The BSocScCrim is an ideal preparation for a career in policy and planning, social research, project design and management in relation to crime and criminal justice.
Since 2007, a new double degree in Social Science(Crim) and Law is being offered. This combined degree program provides students with an opportunity to obtain two degrees of professional importance to the public sector, criminal justice, community services, business and law practice.
Criminology is taught at the School of Social Sciences and International Studies as a collaborative initiative between the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and the Faculty of Law. Teaching staff are drawn from many disciplines from inside and outside the School of Social Sciences and International Studies.
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| Undergraduate Program |
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Bachelor of Social Science in Criminology |
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Bachelor of Social Science (Criminology)/Laws |
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| Postgraduate Program |
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PhD (Criminology)
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For further information, please visit the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
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Faculty of Law
School of Law
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Bachelor of Laws (Compulsory and Elective Subjects in Criminology) |
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Bachelor of Social Science (Criminology)/Laws |
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| Postgraduate Program |
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Master of Laws by Coursework - Criminal Justice and Criminology
Courses within the Criminal Justice and Criminology stream straddle topical and important criminal justice and criminology issues in a national context from policy to penology, and also in international, comparative and commercial/corporate contexts.
The criminal justice and criminology team consists of internationally regarded authors and experts, many participating closely in law reform and government policy development.
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For further information, please visit the Faculty of Law
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Faculty of Science
School of Psychology
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| Postgraduate Program |
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Master of Psychology (Forensic)
The Masters degree in Forensic Psychology is a two year course and provides graduate training for psychologists who intend to pursue a career in forensic settings. Forensic psychology is involved with all professional aspects of the interface between psychology and law.
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Combined PhD/Master of Psychology (Forensic)
The PhD / MPsychol degree (Forensic–Program code 1405) is designed to train a select group of postgraduate students to undertake high calibre research. These degrees are not available to overseas students holding an IPRS or UIPA.
The combined degree requires a minimum of four full-time years for completion. Students are requires to complete:
a research project that satisfies the requirements for a PhD; and
the coursework and professional practice requirements for the Master of Psychology in Forensic Psychology.
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For further information, please visit the School of Psychology
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